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| people who participate in the story |
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| techniques a writer used to develop characters |
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| struggle between two things |
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| how an author words somemthing |
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| contrast between what a character knows and what the reader knows |
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| language that is abstract |
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| events that take place before the story |
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| a character that contrasts the main character |
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| hints that point to future events in the story |
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| phrases that appeal to the 5 senses |
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| feeling that the writer creates |
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| kind of narrator; shares views |
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| ridicules things in society to improve it |
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| time and place of the story |
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| the contrast between what a character knows and what actually happens |
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| the way a story is put together |
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| the way a story is written |
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| attitude that a writer has |
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